Justin Hein is a local journalist based in Minnesota, focusing on sports and photography. He writes for PetaPixel, covering topics such as the Minnesota Wild hockey team and providing insights into their performance and strategies. His work has also appeared in Zone Coverage, further establishing his expertise in local sports journalism.
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Justin's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly hockey and the NHL. He seems to be interested in analyzing team performance, player strategies, and game statistics. Given his local focus on Minnesota, he may be open to pitches related to the Minnesota Wild specifically or broader stories about ice hockey within the state.
Pitches should target specific insights into player performance, team dynamics, or coaching strategies of the Minnesota Wild. Additionally, providing statistical analysis that supports trends or patterns in their gameplay could appeal to Justin's interests.
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By: Christopher Hanewinckel, Justin Hein
Late July is slow in the NHL media cycle. It’s as nice outside as it gets all year. Fans, reporters, and bloggers all have better things to do than read and write about which GMs are more or less mediocre than the others.
The Minnesota Wild just made a major investment in their future. In the most expensive move of his offseason, Bill Guerin signed defenseman Brock Faber to an eight-year, $8.5 million per year contract. And they signed it a year before Faber’s current deal expired.
The ink has dried on Brock Faber ’s contract, as well as the dozens of articles and blog posts, which all seem to agree.
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By: Anne-Marie Sorvin-Imagn, Justin Hein
Riley Heidt is the Minnesota Wild’s most polarizing prospect.
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By: David Reginek-Imagn, Justin Hein
The Minnesota Wild’s second-round pick in 2023 is taking a major leap this year, his first in professional hockey. This year, he’s graduated to the Liiga, Finland’s top hockey league, where he will play with and against grown men.
Let me get this out of the way: I like the Yakov Trenin contract -- in a vacuum.
John Hynes is seeking to send a message with his “second effort” catchphrase. Evidence is mounting that “second effort” was the theme of training camp. Hynes credited that for their 6-1 victory in the preseason finale. “The league is a second-effort league,” he explained. “That’s something we’ve ...
We’ve seemingly arrived at a crossroads in Matt Boldy ’s career. Gone are the days when we said He’s going to be really good. Did you know he’s only 22? Here to stay is I’m naming my firstborn son Matthew Edward.
By: Charles Leclaire-Imagn, Justin Hein
The Minnesota Wild have re-established their defensive identity this season, ranking second in the league in goals against per minute with elite underlying metrics to back up that performance.
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By: David Gonzales-Imagn, Justin Hein
In recent seasons, Minnesota Wild fans have been spoiled by seeing what a future superstar looks like in their first NHL games. Kirill Kaprizov scored an overtime winner in his NHL debut, Brock Faber looked right at home in playoff action, and Matt Boldy catalyzed Kevin Fiala ’s career year in 2021-22.
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